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T pgnd Guilty


The community will no doubt be
startled to learn some OF the mean
schemes to which merchants resort
In their endeavorS' til attract the
attention OF the public, and this is
one Of them. But we want 20 get
you to come over in or direction
aud we didn't know any better
way than to say we too were gull
ty. We propose to show you,
commencing now, that we sh I'll be
found guilty of offering the people
of this county startling bargains in
our general line. We will say our
spring stock OF
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THE MISSOURI STEAM WASHER.
Price $40.
The Great Labor Saverl
The Great Clothing Saverl
The Great Sop Saver!

The Great Soap Saver!
Six Important Facts
1st Rubbing clothes on wash board
wears them out more than using them
or wearing them.
End. Tile Missouri steam washer
cleans clothing without the use of the
wash board.
3rd. by saving the wear on wash
board, clothing washed in the. Missouri
steam washer will last twice as long.
4th. ANY famly using the Missouri
steam washer will save its cost from one
to five times a year by the saving OF
wear on clothes.
5lh. The Missouri steam washer does
away with all the severe drudging G
work day.,
9Th. Families lacking health and
strength ARE often compelled TO have
their washing done ut great expense,
which might be saved by doing it them
selves with the Missouri steam washed.
Notice what your own citizens say
about il:
Your steam washer was brought to
my house few days ago. Lake pleasure
in saying it has given entire satisfaction
and done its work well. TIC. PITTS.
Onancock, March 18th. 'o7.
Having seen the Missouri steam wash
er in use. think it a success and
great saving of labor. Z. II. PITTS.
March Dist. 'S7.
I have seen your machine work and
think 1t does all that is claimed for 1t,
and I will get one soon. il. RILEY.
March Dist, '87.
r have seen your machine work and
think 1t The best ever saw and would
not be without one for twice It's cost.
j. w. MEARs.
This steam washer does well all the
work that is claimed for it. 1t has been
used at my house with much satisfac-
tor. u. u. JoYNES.
The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
satisfaction that you will please order
one for me. Mrs. Y. WRIGHT.
The Missouri steam washer does all
work that it claims to do satisfactorily.
Mrs. M M. JOHNSON. Mrs. Z j. MEARs.
I have seen several steam washers, but
think the Missouri steam washer the
most complete one ever saw, and does
the best work.,
MRs.S. T. WEscorr. Mrs. M.G.KELLAM
-
N. B.-Any one wishing to seq the
machine work, or desiring to purchase
one, will please notify me.
w. F. JOYNES, Agt.
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Mr.. II. G.. Doughty now represents
the old firm of Phillips Brothers Il Co.,
wholesale dealers in dry goods. 33 | Il
333 w. Baltimore st. The firm recent
ly refused 20 com promise with their
creditors at less than 100 cents in a dol
lar, though better terms were offered
them, fact which cannot but commend
the firm to all our merchants. Men
who have such a regard for their honor
are worthy TO be trusted and patronized
ard will be. The firm in securing the
services Of Mr.. Doughty has one of the
best and cleverest of commercial tourist
to look after their interests in this sec
ton.
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Kent & Wilson. Parksley station. one

Kent s Wilson, Parksley station, one
of the best and most enterprising firms
IN our county, have gotten III large guam
titles Of spring goods and again make
their bow to the public. Live men like
them are always on the alert to secure
bargains, and hence are always able 10
supply their customers with go DIS on
the best possible terms. In addition to
their usual stock of goods, they are also
carrying good line of furniture, which
they offer at prices which no Individual
can purchase it in the city. They also
pay the best prices for everything a
farmer has to sell, and have facilities
for handling all kinds of produce, poul-
try &C.. howeverlarge the quantity. at
this time they want 1000 pounds OF old
hens, for which they are paying the very
liberal price Of 10 cents pei pound.
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Dr.. John W. Bowdoin, Democratic
county chairman, authorizes us to say,
that lie wishes Tic judges of the primary
election to return to him i'll the most
convenient way only the certificate OF
tie number of votes polled for each can
dillate al. the various precincts. He
will expect the judges though TO pre-
serve the tickets 50 that Il recount could
he made by them if necessary. If no
more convenient way is presented. Of
course it is expected that the certificate
will he sent promptly by mail addressed
to him, Accomac G. H., Va.
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appointments of Deputy colloclor.

l make the following appointments
for the accommodation of special TAX
payers in my division. | will be in
Drummondtown, Acculnac county, Val,
April 18th and 27th;a Eaityille, North
amlton county, April 2sth and 29th,
1887; Oh other days at Salisbury. Md.
JANIS T.. THUITT,
Deputy Collector.
3rd DIV. Dist. Of Del.
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The Peninsula Railroad system.

DOVER. DEL, April l2.-The House
to-day PASSED the House bill consoidat-
ing. the Delaware Railroad. its, Eastern
Shore feeders and tile Delaware, Mary
lamdand Virginia lines within the State
into one system, to be known us the
Delaware Railroad, with power to build
a branchirom Dover to Milford. This
branch of seventeen miles, with seven-
mile branch from Stockton. Md, to
New Cllnrch, Va, will give the penin
snla system two parallel lines between
Dover aid New Church.
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GrSeIihocA VILE.

The schooner ! eter j. Hart, Capt. j..
S. Pruitt master. left here on last Mon
day for the Chesapeake, after another
loud Of small oysters for MI, Hancock.
The health of the people of our town
at pl eSent is better than usual and that
is saving much, us this place is now con-
coded to be one of the most lealthful
to be found anywhere in the State.
Rev .B,F. Jester and Mr.. J. 7, Sharp
lev are at this the in attendance at The
Maryland Annual Conference. now III
session at EastoH. Md. 1t is expected
that Mr. Jester will b. returned to this
circuit to serve another year.
Rev A. Donovan of Franklin City,
preached III the NJ. p. Church ut this
place on last Sunday morning llbeing
The second time Tie young Mp. preach
er had ever appeared before il conGrega-
ton III Il clerical capacity, his effort was
Il very creditabe one and made II very
favorable impression OIL all who heard
him.
Mrs CorGelia L. Tul, Il lady highly
respected, wife of James II. Tull, of
G;r,enbackville, died Oh Sunday night,
the 3rd inst, OF /. complication Of dis.
eases, aged about n yellS, Mrs. Tull
had Teen confined o her bed for over six
weeks, and during that time was agreat
sufferer. She leaves Il husband, father,
several brothers and sisters, aud Two
small children, besides Il large circle Of
l.. Inn llnt
death.
Richard &. SinMcksnn, of Cincinnati
ii, Ohio, the gentleman WHO recently
purchased the Wilders Neck pro. 'erty,
l:is donated ee-QuarlerS Of an acre of
nd near the OF; sign post" about TWO
miles above HOMETOWN. TO trustees, for
the USE and benefit of the M. P.Cliurch,
and Il church cdllicc is to lie erected there
Ill an early date. This religious denom-
nation seems to he gaining ground rap
IDLY III upper AccUmac, and its growth
is due III Il great measure to the f;lct,
that it has always kept aloof from poll
tics.
Vast quantities Of oysters are now
going to market nver the D., NJ. & Va.
Ii. H., both from here and o.ltr points
along the line Of lhe road. The Inter
State commerce law is no advantage to
our Shippers, as the freight charges have
been advanced, and oysters i'll this Sec
ton Of the State have not been III Il con
dtion for the last several years 10 stand
any increase III the expense OF getting
them 10 market. Much dissatisfaction
exists in this section in regard to The IN
creased rate Ut freight cl;liges.
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Atthe late session of the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Protestant
Church at Easton, Nd, the following
appointments were made OF interest to
oar people: Leemont, Rev. j. Wright
Norris; Chincoteague and Franklin City
Reys. j. +. Jester and B: z. Truitt:
Pittsylle, Rev.J. "A. Dougherty: Crump.
ton, Md, Rev. W. A. Grouse; Queen
Anne's. Md, Rev. F. II. MulliheauX;
South Baltimore, Rev. j. E. L. Ewell;
Powellsyllle, Md, Rev. a. J. Walter:
" illiamSport, Rev. H, G.. Cowan.
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The undersigned respectfully an
nounces to the public t1at he is candi-
date for constable i'll atlantic District
and hereby submits his claims for the
nomination at the primary election to
be held OH the 10Th of April next. Your
suifr;lges are respectfully solicited.
NEAL u. TAYLOR.
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yTlRGINIA:-In the Circuit Court
Y for the county of Accouack- IN Va
cation March 23rd 1857.
Sally Roberts, by Samuel J: Lewis,
her next friend .......... .PlalntlH.
against.
Augustus Roberts. ......... Defendant.
IN CIIANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce vincule matrimonii.
Affidavit having been made before the
clerk of the said court that the said de-
PENDANT is nonresident Of this State.
OH the motion Of the plaintiff, by ther
attorney, it is ordered that said defend
ant do appear here within one month af-
ter due publication. of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his utter
ests; and that this order be published
once week for four successive weeks
in tile "PENINsULA ENTERPRISE,
published at Acconack
Court House In said county, and also
posted at the front door OF the court
house of he said county on the first day !
of the next term of the County Court Ut
the sail county.
A Copy.
L. Floyd Mock. Pa
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The Powelton Hotel of Wachapreaguc
city. of which Mr.. y. 5. Kellan is pro-
prietor. is to be enlarged this spring, to
accommodate the numerous visitors
from Richmond and other points who
have already applied for quarters there
tins summer.
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At the time of the fire in Onancock
Mr.. Slocomb, of The firm of Slocomb 4
Ames was on his Way from Baltimore
willia stock of goods, WORTH $1,000
which will he opened by them at Town
Hall next week to be occupied by tb en-
Temporarily as astore.
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at the urgent solicitation Of MINER
ous voters. 4 hereby announce myself
us candidate for Justice of Peace Of at
lantic District. subject to the decision
of the Democratic purity at the primary
election toibe held on 18th of ipril-
and if elected promise faithful dis
charge of t:ie duties of the office.
Respectfully SC,
Z W HUTCHINSON.
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\ campmeeting will be heldin grove
at Palksiey station this year commenc-
ing July 9th. by members OF NJ. E.
Church. Tie encampnlelt is to lie Il
large one. Several tenlholderS are cX-
pected from abroad and eminent divines
are to be i'll attendance.
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An obituary notice sent us does not
fi;.l Il place in our columns this week,
for two reasons: No name was appends
cd and such notices exceeding ten lines
are charged for at the rate OF live cents
per line ,nciher Of Which conditions
were complied with by the writer.
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thereby announce myself Us "a candi
date for the office of unstable III Pnu-
goteague District, subject to the decis
ION Of the Democratic party primary
election to be held OIL the 10TH OF APP II,
next. The slffrages or my frlow-cili
zens is res oectlully solicited.
JOHN e. FIGas,
Keller Station, Va.
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Hon. J1o. W. G. Blackstone, who has
been detained in Richmond since the
Legislature adjourned in giving his at
tention to duties. as one of the revisors
of the new code, returned home Oh
Thursday.
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hereby announce myself as a candi-
late for reelection to the Office of con-
stable in Atlantic district, subject 10
The decision OF the Democratic i;rty at
the primary election, to he held Oh the
10Th day of April, next.
GEO. Il. GLApDING,
4 tlantic.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Second round of quarterly meetings.
Eastern Shore district, NJ. Z. Church
South:
Belle Haven, Bethel, April 10. II.
Berlin, CampbellGown, April 1G, II.
Eastyille. Salem, April %, "a.
Cobo's Island, April %, 26.
Jos. II. AMIss, p. E.
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The store of Nh. Lloyo Savage at On
ley station was broken open BY thieves
last Thursday night. an!l eighteen dol
lars in money and a snail quantity Of
gccds taken therefrom. The offender is
suspected, but so far no arrests have been
made.
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CheritOn.

Potato beds doing well notwithstand-
ing cold and rain,
Capt.C. S. Morgan shipped 40 barrels
of spinach last week.
Mr.. j. L. spady, of Cohbs Island has
built very heat house at this place.
Mr.. Geo. U. Nottingham is selling
the goods recently assigned by Laban j.
Savage.
Mr.. Sherman, living on Hon. w. L..
Scott's farm will sell to 10 thousand
barrels Uf k;le this season.
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Nassausddux.

Several new buildings are TO be put up
at this place duling the spring.
Radishes are being shipped in large
quantities from this point, daily.
Rumor says, that a young merchant of
this place is soon to take unto himself a
wife.
Mr.. John Fisher WIS thrown from his
bruised, l,ou seriously injured.
Miss Sallie Fathclly.o one of the bellies
in this section has returned from visit
to friends in lower Northampton.
Mr.. A. G.. nottingham, u we'll known
and popular merchant Of this vicinity,
died Tuesday, TO Tie regret ofnumerous
friends.
Mrs. Sallie Rogers. wife of James
Rogers, formerly of the Eastern Shore,
died at her home in New York OH tile
3rd inst, and lerrcmains, together with
those Of two Of her children. who died
abou, year ago, were inferred near this
place OIL last Monday.
A surprise partyn at Mr.. JAS. B.
Bell's, last Tuesday hight was largely
attended BY The Geallx and bellies in THIS
vicinity aud greatly enjoyed. Mi.
Bell though taken by surprise, proved
equal to the occasion ard not only acted
as a most agreeable host in the welcome
oiyan to hiC UueSts Inf showed that he
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NOTICE Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
passlngOnmy premises knowna as Bow
mans Folly,n or upon premises now oc-
cupied by Thomas Coxton, ST., without
my permission, under penalty of the
law. Wm. ii. C0XC0n.
Dec. 18th, 1885.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

SWEET PorATo SEED have for
sale at either wholesale Or retail. sweet
potato seed OF the Jersey variety called
Sussex Golden. They are kept III my
house at Exmore, the same way as .Jer-
sey folks KEEP theirs. Give me your or
ders and l will try to give satisfaction.
For further particulars and prices adj
d esq WI Elzey.
Exmore station, Va.
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FoRSALE OR RENT-A large store
and dwelling i'll Pocomoke City, Md
the best business town on The Peninsu-
la. It's centrally located, has new heat
er and every other convenience, excel
lent water, summer kitchen, coal, wood
and poultry houses grape vines and large
lot attached. The business done at
store is large and daily increasing, Pos
session will be given Immediately if the
stock Of goods. which is also offered for
sale is disposed Of. For further partlc-
ulars apply to j. w. Edmonds.
Accomac g. E., Va.
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Mr.. Webster Chase and Miss Han
nah r. smith were married Gu the 18th
inst. at the residence of Capt. Alsava-
dus Chase, near Mearsville, Rev. J. 5.
Wharton, officiating.
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The reduced rates at the Maltby
House. show that it is alive totle I'M
provemeuts of the times, and deter.
mined to give to Its patrons full value
for their money.
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Cant Henry Davis, Il well known cit
i2cn Of tic county and highly respected
Gied at lis home rear Mearsville last
Sunday night. aged &c years.
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announcement.

Thereby announce rnyselfas a candi-
date for tic Office of constable for Pun
colleague district, subject however to
the decision of the Democratic party ut
the primary election.
TnADDEUs X. MARTIN.
Pungoteague, Va.
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Mr.. T. NJ. Scott has for sale several
desirable building lots at Eastville sta
ton. which lie Will sell on easy and ac-
commodating terms 10 purchasers.
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WANTED-A good size driving horse,
154 OF IL hands gond appearance. sound,
for which a liberal cash price will be
paid. Applyat once.
w. j.. Floyd, Locustyille, Va.
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A!r. John J. Blackstone advertises for
sale at private contract in ENTGRPRlsE.
valuable real estate, situatelnear Parks
ley station.
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Rev. w. !. Twilley will preach at
Anss' chapel, Coard's branch, next
Sunday, tomorrow, at IL Il. III.
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NoT1cE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning, oystering, clam
ming. seine hauling or otherwise depre-
dating on the premises of Mrs. E. B.
Kelly.on which l now reside, unler full
penalty of law. Jno. 81. OnleY,
Modestown.
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NoTIcE.-Parties desiring me to han
die their colts OF horses this spring, will
please write to me at Accomac G. H.,
before April court, us shall be down
soon after. 5. j Belts.
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BY TIL" solicitations of many friends
[ announce myself IL candidate for re-
election to the otIic- Of Supervsor-sub
ject to the decision of the primary cleo
ton. T. T. Taylor.
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Several interesting articles omitted
this week because 50 late in coming to
hand, will appear in Our next issue.
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Mr.. c. Is. Mason, Greenbackville. of,
fers for sale at private contract in this
issue, his stock of merchandise.
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For RENr-A dwelling at Pocomoke
City, Md. large and conveniently ar
with large garden and lot, deep
Try cellar. excellent water. centrally To-
, ated and suitable fol a boarding house.
Possession can he given Immediately.
prl {. rther particulars address
Mrs. u. 3. Henderson,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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WANTED One thousand dollars on
lirst-class secur ty- Address Borrower,
care ENTERPRISE Office, Accomac G..
H., Va.
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WANTED. good road horse. Will
pay fair price for one that suits me.
Geo. T. Gl;ulding, Atlantic, Va.
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Crnddockriile.
Business dull in this section.

>AN'A~ 80
The Good Templar's organization at
this place has a membership of about
eighty.
The Charlottesville base ball club was
reorganiz4G last Monday and are now
open for Il challenge.
The schooner. j. W. CroSwell. VIM.
T. Kellam. Capt. left Concord Wharf
last week with Il load Of wood for Phil
adelplia.
The fish horn is again heard in our
midst and the supply of fish with us
promises to he as it usually is III proper
season, both select and abundant.
The public school at Davis Wharf
closed on Sth inst. Their teacher, Mrs.
Mamie Rue gave the pupils Il treat of
candy, cakes &C.. on the occasion which
was greatly enjoyed.
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AS the time for tile primary election
approaches the interest increases here.
Two llu dred and twenty-five votes will
probably be polltd and Gunter, candi-
date fol Communicable Attorney will
l., ceive the most of them, about 2oU:
adviceS from Greenbacll are to the Ell
feet that he will receive IT'S large Il per
cent. OF the vote poled there.
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FARMs.-For rent for the wear 1888
near Locustvillc. Jno Il. KelIam,
louisville.
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"a a cross-marK on your paper, before
g.s Your name. made with pen and ink,
~ indicates tnat your subscription has
Nj expired, or is due, anti You are re-
s:sT spcctfully solicited to remit or re-
Ea new
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w. II. Pruitt,
Temper;lnceville.

NoT1cE-I offer for service my thor
ougnbred Jersey bull. Terms, Sl.5O.
Wesley w. Bull.
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For RENT-For the year 1853. that
portion of Croppervllle lately cultivated
by Shepherd Downing.
Frank ID Parks Opancock.
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Eoes.-I have for sale Langshang
eggs ut 81 90 for setting Of Is.
w, D. TUNNELL.
Only station, Va.
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Cnslicofca.ue.

Capt. Brady Swift's coalition is
worse again. He is now being attended
i, Or. Nm. Bowen, of Philatlclphia.
Recent arrivals at the Atla:.tlc: elias
F. Stewart, D. Nj. Barringer, Capt. b.
Shoe. Robert Mtdfor.i, Phila j. u.
Jacobs, J. w. Pnlkhurst, II. j. Safer
field. Baltimore.
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For SALE PRGvATELY.-House and
lot situated on the roaI leading from
Bull Run to the Old Church road, con-
tanning 165 acres, belonging to Mrs.
Ann Metcalf. John j. Glnter.
Accomac q. H., Va.
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LOCAL NEivssFS.

Democratic primary election held to-
day.
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IHe SGtHIlI6r CHlIH WHITES nus UCo11
taken OF the line to Norfolk, and the
Old Point Comfort put in her place. :.
Mr.. John r. Savagc's health has i'm
proved very much since lie stopped at
tending club meetings the efforts of his
friends having been.cl owned withstlc
cess byllrvatening to give him up il lie
pelslSted in his whywad course.
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Ask for Kirkwood Winter Patent
Family. Satisfaction given wherever
used. Every barrel guaranteed us rep
resented. We are not deceivihg you.
Ifonce tried. you will want no other kind
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Mr.. John Fisher WIS thrown from his
horse last Monday and though badly
bruised. nou seriously injured.